Sentence examples for across to someone from inspiring English sources

This photograph of Nick Leg, or whoever he is, posing with a man he desperately hopes has a youthful following, is a picture of a leader who has no real grasp on popular communication trying to hitch a lift with someone who does get some kind of message across to someone.

I loved the idea of a text language symbol that allowed you to show when you really wanted to get the message across to someone that you find what they're saying absolutely hysterical, like you just had to let them know, even if you were only texting.

If you're making music, it should really be some type of emotional thing that you're trying to get across to someone else, some conduct, or something that is really going to touch someone's soul.

And the McMansion's architectural shorthand may come across differently to someone raised in China or Brazil.

Do you want a drink?' So you just end up on this path of 3am cab rides with people you don't know heading across London to someone's house, who you don't know, with a group of people who think it's amazing that you are there.

Last, but not least, learning how to get across your views to someone else is empowering and very satisfying.

They'd just send the programs off to be compiled; the way they'll do that is they'll just send them across the web to someone who produces DNA".

"I had a rather awkward moment where I casually slid my name card face-down across the table to someone at the end of a meeting, when at the very same moment they delivered theirs, bowing, with both hands," he explained.

You can't just call out across the street to someone you know here.

Is it still incredible to you that you can talk to someone across the country?

"Several times after questions, I wanted to 'whisper' to someone across the room or send a relevant link".